I’m currently trying to setup a workspace on my macbookpro to do some iOS development. The current guide gives some pointers ( http://www.openframeworks.cc/setup/iphone ) but isn’t up to date for use with the source that’s on github.
On my machine I’m running Mac OS X Lion with the latest XCode from the appstore (4.2).
The guide mentions that I need to open the xcode project files in the directory of the (sample) application. I did a complete checkout of the developers tree on github, but apparently the iphone examples dont come with any project files.
in the github version, the project files are not in those folders where you would expect them; they first have to be generated.
Luckily, that isn’t very difficult…
You’ll find instructions in the readme on the openframeworks github repository:
OS X: build and run the _DeployExamples located at: apps/devApps/_DeployExamples/deployExamples.xcodeproj
iPhone:
is still to be automated but will also use the OS X _DeployExamples app
So just look for that xcodeproj, build & run it (cmd-r), and your example projects should be in place now.
If I remember correctly
I’ve tried your suggestion but unfortunately didnt managed to get the framework to compile. I did managed to work my way through some of the warnings and errors:
After checking out the develop branch and opening the project file in Xcode4, I had to do the following:
Change the Base SDK (on both projects) to 10.6 (instead of native or 10.7)
